... PRII Af -COIT DIC 3. ,io, 29th Dee Is W haveadvic~es t~oday from St P'.-eeshtmeerh to the . current; btit they meention n0: hing fleon ss'ihil the Ceui; intentions respectit~i, the II %ir d, Turky col beCO Crtend. Letr `hwever, frbm -Odessa, of tiethe received to-;day, are very explicit Ili)n tile subject. A cording to them great preparations are alrea6dy C L joig in Russia' i resume militar ...

... Q'I'aletionlan, fWlcrcurV#, ? EDINBURGH. T.HUURSDAYJ4NUARY 1. e li answer to ' A Constant Reader, we must beg to refer him to some other quarter. Although we provided- a large reserve after the publication of our three last numbers, every paper has been disposed of. Many individuals have consequently been disappointed, lhich can only be prevented in future by an early applice- tion. ?? The ...

... s rather. amnplar,. while iniratesrdinary. exertlions anti sacrifices are made in other par2ts- of the country, for. savirng-asingle utile, that Obstacles Ishould be~throwiv in the way of a plan for taking oif' 93 miles from - the Highland road from Inverness to Perth the Outlet to market,: thltt great artery of the Higlslands, asit has well been called. g .In order to render this more ...

... IMONDAY-DrScEmER 29. lVrW ison, Dec. 2S.-This forenoon his Majesty's suite, and a portion of the Royal Household, attended Divine Service at St George's Chapel. There were also present Lord ?? Strathaven, Lord and Lady Mountcharles, aind the Hoo). MkIr Townshend, who still continue as visitors to his Majesty. It is rurronred in the fashionable circles of this neighbourbood, that the Rev. Earl ...

... ; G- i s . ROADS. (Our r~eaders, we ore~anflde~z4 wtt~e~se oti, nJ , .,k whim A nd osr Pes of Sada2i; . ..buat h-atirig-beenf7tav4urergdf i , xh2Miti^E1 iresent, as-wel as the l- Ro. ww'epropsd, ge folS r . -d -- -r m f, ?? . . - A- ; -j~, :. - . s , f X . , i : S ?? X aA :H S ; X J ; - ! I ., ?? The road from Inverness to. Perth is an object of importance equatly to all the northerni: ...

... THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE. On the 2d December the President of the United States transmitted to Congress the usual message, 6f which the following are extracts T'is e last friendly expedient has been resorted to ?? the decision of thie controversy with Great Britain, relating to the north-eastetrn boundary of the United States. By an agreement with the British Govern- inent, carrying into effect ...

... STOPPAGE OF A LONDON BANK-.; S1ttSENtION OF AVME5WTI AT REMINGTON, STEPiHENSOX, AND . COLEMANa,; ,0G . IOUqe-AND MYSTERIOUS AHStNgE OF . ROWLAND STEPHENS(N, ICSQ. ONE OF.THE PARTNERS. (From the qObsercVr.) Nothing could exceed the state of alarm and cdofusion . int6 which Lombard Street was thrown.on Satu:day, by the rep'ort that Mr Stephenson, one of the partners, had decamped with securities ...

... PRIVATE CORRESPOAVD 'ATKCE. London, 31st Dec. r- No intelligence has yet been gained of Rowland Stephen- son, whose disgraceful affair continues to be a matter of al- A most exclusive attention in the city. A warrant to appre- i- bend him has been granted by the Lord Mayor, but after so ie much time has beenlost it will probably be of little avail. ve The belief, however; which existed on ...

... r1 , 4HE ?? ; VInntv S' PaNiioics, HAtF`-PAV.- &c.-The ubdermentioh.' ti rd.servicess ivil' be in cobrse of payment on YThur-day thb - g ,1th of Jdnuary _Widows' pensions; hali-pay and mnili. d tary allowiancqs unattached pay to general officers royal is bounty; rctired full ptv , pension for oundse-ad itants of ti local miilitia, adjutantts and serjeant-majors of militia f°'' r! !reign ...

... The room, as might be expected from the season, was thinly attended, and no alteration in the betting took place worth notice since Monday last, with the exception of Bro- ther to Moses for the Derby, who has taken a jump from 25 to i up to 16 to ?? him; and heavy sums taken at 17 to' ?? which can only be attributed to a late successful trial. There Were plentv of double and treble events, &c. ...

... NEW YEAR'S DAY MORNING, S: . , : -1 TO THlE EDITOR O 'THE CALEDONSIAN MERCURY. rr SIRIt is a melancholy circumstance- that, in the me- p tropolis of Scotland, it is considered.as-a-subject of; congra. tulation tbit a new year-should comnmence. without serious 7 rni.:clief arising fro-a riotous -or. disorderly cnduct. But r' such is the fact annoanced by the pablic journals, in a man- ner which ...

... Inverness, Dec. .1. The coecluding monthly meeting of our excelient Society for 1828, was held on Friday last, John Ross,Esq. rakter in the chair. The Rev. W. Robertson, Culcabock, was elected an Ordinary Member, and Charics Cramner, E-q. St Peters- biurgh, the Rev. C. Gordon, Elgin, aud R. Mackay, Esq. of Mlaracaibo, Colombia, elected Correspording Members, A commrunication was read from Dr J ...